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Newspaper Page Textj}V GBI£V£ & OIUIE. -p Th3 RECORDER is published weekly, generally, and ,-iee a week daring the Session of the Legislature, on Han- IfULLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MOKAIXG, SEPTEMBER ID, 1S37. No. 35—VOL. XVIII. \ LL persons having claims against Oglethorpe U.viver- sity, are requested to present them, without delay, for '■ '••k street, nearly opposite tire Masonic Hall, at Three 1)oi.- j settlement, to the Secretary, i uts par annum, pivable in advance, or Four Dollars, it ; By order of the Executive Committee. n it pii I before the end of the year. j July 12 25 tf B. P. STUBBS, Secretary. (Advertisements conspicuously inserted at tec usual rates. TVite seat without a spec-ideation of the number of insertions, will be pnblishe l until ordered out, and charged accordingly. . g_ c0 ;nmance its exercises on the first Monday of January, Su'es of land ail ue -rues by Aduimistrarors, Executors, or . The Board of Trustees, while a«ain calling public at- ; „ mlians, arc re pure 1 by l>w to be held o i the hrst Tuesday tention to this fact, offer some remarks m explanation of a new nil. between the hours of ten in me forenoon and feature whicb thevhave riven lo it3 OGI,E E’aS»ll3*j; SUNg VIHISJT V. i "S'T Ins already been annocnced, that this Institution will in the m i i tney have given to its character. •the University will consist of three departments, Collegi ate, Academic, and Primary. £fi.\TBAL BASK OF GEOBGIA, J R JULY, 1837. J ESOLVED, That a distribution of SEVEN HUN DRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS be made among the several Counties in this State, to be loaxed on accommodation Notes, which may be offered for discount on the days and in the order stilted in the fol lowing table, viz: t i iree in the afternoon, at the Court-house of the county in which the property is situate.—Notices of these sales must be given in a public gazette SIXT1 d lys previous to toe aj of | ^ Any person de-irous of‘secing the laws which govern the j sale. - , , r ,„ • | Collegiate department, can obtain a copy of the pamphlet r.on- Notiicsfir the s de of person ,1 property rnu,l be g.vcn m tai m„gthem. by application to B. P. Stubbs, of this place, Sec- like manner. FORTY d lys previous to tiled>y of ™ e. A,so, | a , lf] Treasurer of the Board. 1 notice to the de >tirs aad ere J .tors of anes.a~m -> e pumis i- j Cun ii files for admission into the Freshmen class, must be j piopirei to stand an examination on Cassar's Commentaries, j books, Cicero's Select Orations, Muir's Introduction to : Latin Syntax, the Gospels in the Greek Testament, Dalzel’s Collectanea Grae-ua Minora, together with Latin and Greek | Grammar, inclu ling Latin Prosody; also, on English Gram mar, Arithmetic an 1 Geography, ancient and modern. The course of instruction in the several classes, will be as follows, to wit: FRESHMAN CLASS. e J for forty days. _ Notice t'nt apn’.i-a-ion will be mid? to toe Court of Ordina ry fir leave to sell lau i, must be published for FOUR months. All business in the lin - of rKin ting,.will meet with prompt attention at the Record nr Office. Letters (on business) must be post-paid. r>r ■V Hint to Post Masters.—“ You will not allow news? ■rs to lie I -a 1 iu your office r.Y PERSONS TO WHOM THEY not addressed, nor lend them io such, in any case without the permission of the owners.”—[See Laws and 1 a trnrtions. e. 22. r>. 50. sec. 197. ". BANITOF MILLBDGEvILLE, / January 6, 18 !7. ^ r'k’nETED, that the C iviler of the Bink publish weekly, V in two of the Gizettes of this city, a list of the Stock in' l .-rs of this B n't, n itiuinj any change of stock which may take place, weekly. In r»Se lienee to the above order, the following is a List of th~. STA28H0LDER.S of this Bank: Whiter Session. Cicero le Anicitia. Grae a M :j >n. Latin an 1 Greek Exercis Algebra (D lys.) Geography. Her B >J~', r. \ J. R III, frrf*\ C trt.-e, f. V. 1)'.Liiii i'j, Ti n’inson Fort, y- iO-i Grand mi, Millar Gricnr., ft. K. Hines, Siru'i A. E. f 1 . JI.it (57 tf| Wilkins Hint, Henry R. Holcombe, C. W. Howard, Archclus Jirra.lt, 11',n. D. J-irratS, R'.nj. S. Jrrlin, Grr.cn If. Jordan, H'ilii::n Cl. Line, Timm is Monqhon, THOMAS RA< Mary M Xisbct, Nichols Doming, Richard M. Orrna, Thomas Ragland, William Sanford, Thomas R. Stubbs, Leroy M. Wiley. (LAND, Cashier. WL Horace (S tica.) Graaca Majora. Geometry (Playfair's Euclid.) Plain Trigonometry. Lectures on History (Priestly. "N't 3 We are authorized to announce JOHN 5. SI'E- pHKN’ti as a candidate for Sheriff of Baldwin county, at the election in January next. 11 elected, John E. Lewis will act as Deputy. hrrTH ac kkTT A u wist 15—tf V. BRODNAX is a candidate for the of&re of Sheriff of Putnam county, at the election in January August 15—8ts JUNIOR Winter Session. Spherical f rigonometry. Amlytic Geometry (including Con.c Sections ) Descriptive Geometry. Differential Calculus. Nautical Astronomy. Evidences of Christianity. Cicero de Oratore. Longinus. SENuON 1Ti.it.cr Session. Belles Lettres. Summer Session. Cicero de Odieiis and Horace , (O Ses.) Gr.eca Majora. Latin an 1 Greek Exercises. Algebra (completed.) Roman Antiquities. SOPHOMORE CLASS. ssion. Simmer Session. and Arte Poe- Livy. Graeca Majors. Plain Trigonometry. Mensuration (Day's.) Navigation. Surveying (Day's.) History. CLASS. Summer Session. Integral Calculus (Young's.) Natural Philosophy. Cicero de Oratore. Longinus. Natural Theology. Louie. next. Iff’ We are authorized to announce LUKE ROBINSON . . as a candidate for Tax Collector of Baldwin county, at the \ I huosop.iy ol Mini. Jauuarv election. 30 6ts casuuii " We are authorize l to announce WILLIAM S. I MITCHELL as a candidate for re-election to the olilce of j Clerk of the Superior Court. Sept. 12 j irf’ JAM ES L. BOYINGTON is the Stale Rights can- j idatc for Tax Collector of Wilkinson county, on the first j Mon-lav in January next. Sept 12—4t | ” [fj* \Yc are authorized to announce Col. JAMES G. j LEWIS a candidate to represent Hancock county in the Re- preseritative branch of the State Legislature, at the ensuing ! election. September 12— 3ta j WJO NOE.—The subscriber offers for site 570 acres of the ; . a best quality of Upland, 300 acres cleared, well improved, j ud.li 3 1111 water; lying four miles west of Talbottoii, near the smte rua l. Also, 250 acres on the Patsuliga. of the best quality, all of which can be had on good terms CLASS. Summer Session. M or al Philosophy. Astronomy. Chemistry. Languages. General Review. 'albotton, August G. 1p37 WILLIAM DICKSON. 30 tf KiTC'aKtc.v & Kt»U£a&t'3»N, Wholesale and Retail Pro agists. Augns’a, Ga., OESPECTFULLY invite the attention of Physicians, 3K, Planters and Merchants to their stock of Drugs, Medi cines Surgical Instruments, Perfumery, Glassware, Window Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Hatters’ Mate, rials. Ac. Ac., which they offer as low as can be-obtained in any Southern city. Their Store is opposite the warehouses of E. B. Beall, Esq, a-id Stovall, Simmons A Co. W. K. KITCHEN, .June 20—22 wGm F. M. ROBERTSON, M. D. (il.KTHORi’E UNIVERSITY.—The Agent of the Board having reported that the required sum lias been subscribed to Oglethorpe University, therefore. Rewired. That our Treasurer be authorised to call in the first instalment upon the subscription. By order of the Com-/niltee. S. ROCKWELL, Chairman. B. F. Stubks, See’y. and Tieas. NOTICE.—In accordance with the foregoing resolution of the Committee, I nvIH call upon tlie subscribers for 20 percent, of tlu-ir subscriptions. „ „ . Oct 25—H tf B. r. ETITBBS, Bee y.and Trens. TO AND 4’i9.Vi'3S.ACTOH.3 THROUGHOUT GEORGIA. H AVING received a number ol communications from iu- i divi.Inals making inquiries respecting my BRICK i t0 keeping boarders as M WHINE, invente 1 bv Calvin-Waterman; and now in sue- j Midway offers indueemi r.-tsfal o-ieration in this place, T take this method of answering I t ; on s at the Boutli—a 1 ,-,o. n . ‘ I invite all who may feel disposed to purchase rights I „ Mooun and sec the operation of the machine, aud_ if there be ,,.jv w ’n savs be is' disappointed in Ids expectations, I bind ses of his trip. I do not expect to sell ut their first having seen-the machine ; its value, I annex the follow- lel bv two of the most expe rience 1 brick masons in the Soutliern'States In mv absence from Macon the Editors of the Macon Messenger will act as nyseU to piy the expe light to -any one without cat ia order to afford an i 1 iag certificates, i mv authonzi T. L. SMITH. Moral Philosophy Natural Philosopliy. Quintilian. Longinus. Chemistry. (Provision will also be made for instruction ia Modern Lan guages.] Tne Academic Department will consist of those who are preparing for admission into this or any other College. The Primary Department will be composed of those pur suing tlie ordinary branches of an English education, The students in these two departments, ns well as the Col legiate, will be instructed by the Faculty of the-College. In consequence of this arrangement, boys, in tlie early stage of their literary course, will enjoy advantages perhaps unsur passed in this country, as they will be taught by a regular Faculty; while the students of the College will receive the full amount of instruction ordinarily given them, as will he seen by a reference to their course of study. This system will vastly increase the labor of the Facullv; this labor tliey liave however consented to undergo. The adoption of this new plan has been caused by tlie pecu liar state of tlie times. Though the amount on our subscrip tion list is sufficient to warrant the commencement of the work in its origin d form, yet from the present state of affairs, it, would have been mure than indelicate to call upon many in dividuals for their subscriptions. On the other hand, many pa rents have been making their arrangements to send their sons to Midway during the next year. Buch persons it would be painful to disappoint, yet it would be impossible to proceed for want of funds in hand. The course now announced as be ing adopted, was then proposed—that is, to bring the Aeauc- my and College under the government and instruction ot the same President and Professors. l>y this arrangement the ex penses of the Institution will be sustained, and all difficulties iu its way removed. The Boar J of Trustees take this occasion to say, that afer this year the Steward's Hall will be discontinued. This is done, that there may be no hindrance in the way of such per sons as may wish to"move to Midway for the purpose of taking boarders. The Trustees close this communication by suggesting to pa rents. (who desire their children to be educated, an l who cannot afford to send them abroad for this purpose) the pro priety of settling themselves at Midway. By taking board ers, the expenses of their family could be snore than sustain ed, and their children of all ages receive a thorough and fi nished education. To others disposed to turn tlieir attention a business, we would suggest that ments inferior to few if any other posi healthy and delightful Location, and as many boarders ns they may be able to accommodate. By order of tin Executive Committee. B. P. STUBBS, Sec'ry. j July 11,1337. _ _ . 25 tf :; Jf- J The Charleston Observer will publish the above a month. > ' I7Tvvk ! ACHILLSS D. SHACSSLFOSD, Attorney at Law, [33 fits] SPARTA, GA.. Thursday, 24/5. August. Appling, 2,1(>5 Camden, 5,367 Baker, 1,834 Campbell, 6,267 Baldwin, 9,343 Carroll, 5,345 Bib!), 10,299 Cass, 2,475 Bryan, ]3,525 Chatham, 19,250 Bulloch, . 3.677 Cherokee, 2.680 Burke, 14,487 Clark, 12,625 Butts, 7,145 - Thursday, 7th September. Cobb. 2,903 Early, 2,962 Columbia, 24.375 Effingham, 3,875 Coweta. 8,579 Elbert, 15,875 Crawford, 6,150 Emanuel, 3,875 Decatur, 5.877 Fayette, S,682 DeKalb, 16,472 Dooly, 3,335 Floyd, 2,825 Thursd ty, 21 .s' September. Forsyth, 3,650 Gwinuett, 29,727 Franklin, 14,500 Habersham, 27.325 Gilmer, 675 Hall, 29.620 Glynn, 4,750 Greene, 14,8)2 [Ian sock, 25,322 Thursday, th October. i Harris, 9,772 Jackson, 13.817 ! Heard, 3,007 Jasper, 16,655 j Henry, 16.197 -Toff rson, 9,295 Houston, 11,462 Jones, 16,812 Irwin, 1,837 Laurens, 7,160 | Thursday. 19 h October. Lee, 2.852 Marion, 2.956 j Libcrtv, 8,125 M’lntosh, 5,500 ! Lincoln, 7,682 Meriwether, 7,545 Low,id-s, 3.875 M i iroe, 23.120 | Lumpkin, 7,932 Montgomery, 1,375 1 Madison, 5 820 Morgan, 14,622 —The Subscribers have-, and will keep con stantly on hand, a supply of hard and well burnt BRICK at tlieir Brick-yard near Midway, where purchasers can obtain any quantities to suit them. WMS. RUTHERFORD. SAMUEL RUTHERFORD. July 18,1837 26 tf C G-EOBGIA, Thoiaas county, 'tOURT OF ORDINARY, July term, 1837.—On appli- .. i ca . ,,on of Henry Wvche, Administrator (in right of his wife; ol Paul Cnlson, deceased, for letters of dismission from said administration— It is tlicreiore ordered, That after six months’ publication of this rule in the Southern Recorder, that lie he discharged from s-tid administration, unless sufficient cause be shewn to the contrary. NEILL McKINNON, c. c. o. July 25,1837 27 nifiia GEORGIA, Oglethorpe county, f B^O the honorable Inferior Court of said countv, when a. sitting for Ordinary purposes, March term, 1337— Present, their honors John Billups, Henry P. Hill, nnd Henry Banks, Esqs. I lie petition of Lewis J. Dupree, administrator rfe honis non, of rny heart, I have thought so; but you, Sir, hove pro> ved how little it is Worth, hot» meanly 1 ought to T^lue it, if deprived of your guidance,—if wanting- vonr regula tion. I f.-ar the watch is now become wholly useless; “Too slow.” For the wat-h itself, great deception—as Kirs. Snow averred—had been practised on her: that which she had bought for pare gold, was only metal gilt: and the brilliants were, to her confusion, discovered to be only tol- or so, you will condesend to wear it, te correct it by your own chronometer, to check its haste, and to urge its speed as its wants may require, the watch may yet, by the very force of sympathy, recover its wonted fidelity, and again faithfully mark the time to her. who feels that to her, tints is every day becoming more irksome. “ I am, dear Sir, truly yours, Martha Larkspur.” T.S. If in a month, I should not send for the watch, may I ask you still to wear it, as the legacy of one who 1 has done with time and begun but my pen falters !"’ The first determination of Snow was to send back the watch, and to leave his country under a false name. That he should ever have been the fool to vaunt the virtues of his own watch,—lo attempt to correct the wanderings of _ t a spinster’s! And now to be asked to wear the fiend in his with the will annexed, of Samuel Strong, deceased, shows | pocket! No; he would instantly return it to Miss Lark-j tbat he lia« fully administered the estate of said deceased— j spur, and with it a letter that should,—but where to find j her? she had given no address, and no intelligence could j however, if you will deign to accept it: if, fora short month arable crystals. Cousin William having, ss Mrs. Snow lamented, lost his patrimony at hazard, condescended to shave, and Mr. Snow having advanced the money, to re-- enter life us a linen draper. Mr. Snow died at CO, having survived liis wife nine months. He had a favorite nephew, to whom lie left the bulk of liis property, enhanced, as he said, by this golden advice,—George mv dear George, if you live to bean- old bachelor, never, never attempt to regulate the watch, of a middle-aged maid.” aforesaid on the estate of the'deceased. A true extract from the minutes of the Court of Ordinary at March Term. 1337. HENRY BRITAIN, c. c. o. ' Mare!) 21, 1837 p, mfiin G eorgia, CRviv ford county. Whf.RF.A3 ''illiam Simmons and Abel Daniel apply for dismiss! m from the guardianship of Berry Sullivan— These are therefore to require all concerned to file tlieir objections in mv office, if nnv tliev have, within the time prescribed bv law-. PHILIP J. ECHOLS, c. c. o. Mav 23. 1837 is mfi ln GXOKGIA, Oglethorpe count j. y SN O the honorable Inferior Court of said eoiinfv, sitting lor Ordinary purposes, March term, 1837— Present, watch was surrounded with brilliants—of some property, These thoughts passed rapidly through the perplexed bruin of our bachelor, who, in his forty-third year was seriously perplexed for the first time. At length he ceased to think, resigning the matter into the hands of destiny. Henry Snow was constant in his attendance at the Institution. It was about three weeks after the receipt of Miss Larkspur's letter, that, having lh,lenecl attentively to a lecture on chemistry, he was about to leave the theatre considerably edified on the subject of acids, when a tall young man who had sat behind him during the discourse, requested the favour of liis car at a neighboring tavern.— The stranger was not a man to be refused, for he had large moustachios. with beard and hair disposed af- Murray, Muscogee, Newton, O rlel'iorpc, Paulding, Thursday. 2d November. 1.500 Pike, 0,507 7.509 Pulaski, 6.5.97 16.05.5 Putnam, 16,050 15.950 tlabu ., 4.920 1,615 R Ulfl llpll, 1,430 tnJi honors John LLoins, Henry P. Hill, and rlenry Banks, j ter Eastlakc’s best bandit; he was, moreover, dressed in a Thurs l ty. 1 Ci November, Richmond, 15.090 Tattnall Scriven, 5,7-50 Telfair, Stewart 3.500 Thomas Su inter, 2,090 Trouu, Talbot, 9.009 Twiggs. Taliaferro, 7,625 U ainn, Upson, Walker, Walton, Ware, Warren, Thursday. 3Ot/i November. 8.6-27 1,200 14,587 1.787 12,753 Washington, Wayne, Wilkes, Wilkinson, 3,550 2,070 5.202 11,022 11.142 1,050 13.052 1.322 17,232 0.010 Esqnir The petition of W il I ia in Lumpkin, executor on the estate of Daniel Jackson, deceased, slip wet h that he bus fuilv (lis charged the trust reposed in him, ns the executor of said deceased—w herefore lie prays that letters dismissorv mav ! he granted, iu terms of the law in such cases made and pro vided : Ordered by the Court, flint the prayer of the petitioner be granted, and that tlie clerk of this Court do issue a citation requiring all persons concerned to shew cause, if nnv thev lutve, why tlie snid executor should not lie discharged. It is f irther ordered, that a copy of this rule he published in one ol tlie gazettes of this Slate for the space of six months. A true extract from the minutes of the Court of Ordinary, at March term, 1S37. I1ENRY BRI TAIN, c. c. o.' halt-military style, which left it a matter of doubt, with waiters at least, whether he was a lieutenant-colonel or a major. “ I believe, sir,” said the hairv young gentleman to FROM THE N. Y. EXPRESS. MAJOR DOWNING TO IIIS FELLOW-CITIZENS. Attention all creation!—eyes right!—face front!—Major Downing, just returned from foreign parts, addresses you on “ great and weighty matters.” The “ big guns of Biddle, Hamilton, Adams and Tailmadge and others 1 lav ing been discharged, it is now of high importance to know what the illustrious Major has to say. The Major promises in his next to take up tlie aubject of the currency, and go to to work in earnest to do his best towards putting things in order again. Iu one of his conversations the ether day. it is reported tbat he said' there was hut one A. nest political party in this or any other country, and that he would in good time demonstrate this. Nous verrons, the Major can now parleyvous French we dare say, having returned from his travels in foreign pails. Marine RiNE Pavillion, Rockav. at. L. I , f August 15. 1837,—iti sight of the V wreck of the Two Pollies. J To the people of the United Stales of North America in general, and to the great Democratic Family in par»- ticu.'ar:— Fellow-Citizens : You have all by this time heard tell- of mv return to my native land, after an absence now of over two vear* this grass, and how nigh I came resting my hones along with the * Two Pollies' on this bettch, and all mainly owing to n notion Capf. Jumper took thet he was more knowia’ than other folks about hi* latitude and longi tude and sundincs, find to wind up all, was willing, right or wrong, ‘to take the responsibility.’ M eil, the long and- March 21,1837 9 mSm Snow, I believe sir, you have a watch in your pocket?” j short of the matter is. tlie • Two Pollies,* went ashore, and Now. the stranger and our bachelor were alone in a room, and Snow, in liis ignorance, thought it. possible that a pickpocket might wear moustachios, and therefore he there she lies now, right off and on the house I aia now in. and as I am in pretty good keeping here, I mean to stick bv and wait for the high tides of September next, merely stepped back, and returned an anxious look at the i and see if there is any hopes of getting tins vessel off. question. “ Your name, Sir?'’ said the stranger. don't mean to quit so long as two sticks of timber in tbia i vessel hangs - together. I know she is worth saving, and. Snow, Sir, Henry Snow,” said our bachelor, getting; ;f «e can’t save all we can save part, ,;est enuff to pre- neai" the bell. MISCELLANF. GENP.RAL RKGULATIOXS. The law requires that th" money apportioned to each j enmity, shall be loaned only to trie citizens of such counties j respectively, and that the endorsers, as well as tlie makers of Notes, shall be residents of the county. The Board j will therefore require, in each case, a certificate of rest- j dence both of makers and endorsers, ivhich may he signed by any civil officer of the county. But it’ the money appro- j printed to the counties respectively, shall not. he applied for, and loaned within thirty days front the offering days above specified, then the above requirement of the law in relation to the residence of endorsers erases, and after that time a certificate of the residence of the maker only, will be required. All Notes must be ma le payable nt the Central Bank «f Georgia, three hundred and sixty days after date, and must have two or more good endorsers. Certificates of the taxable property of the makers and endorsers of the notes offered, will he regarded the best evidence of their,solvency. No note will he discounted, having on it the name of any person indebted to the State, either us principal or security, which debt is due and unsettled; or who is the maker of, or endorser on. auv note or hill heretofore discounted by the Bank, and which is past due and unattended to. All discounts will be paid only in current funds. No note will be received for discount after the hour of OAvine o’clock, a. m. c £3] of the days above specified. Bv order of the Board. Augusts—23 tf II. A. GREENE, Cashier. FOR THE RECORDER. "W liv is it that bright forms of human beauty are con tinually presented lo our view, and then are taken from ns, leaving the thousand streams of our affections to flow back in Alpine torrents upon our hearts?”—Bulwer. “ Y'e came—and ye are £one.” A nending it to recom- mc x]i“i We Invi.m wkaessed the performance of Mr. T. L. Smith s n»w Brick Machine, invented by Calvin Waterman, now in narration in this place, t ike pleasure in recomtr tV public. The fact of its performance is its be mendation. We timed it. an 1 fin l that with new moulds and I -rience 1 hands, it made at the rate of two-tliousand three | l and sixty eiffiit. brick per hour.. By moulding ten hours in the dav, it would turn out twenty three thousand six hundred per d iv. It requires six boys to bear ofi and four to , s*nd the moulds. &<\. together with four grown men. I bus . lourwii h liid.s or” soUieient to make tlie above named quantity i • r t,!, ‘ linst bcautiful briA 1>er day ; T 0IIN SPRINGER, j Macon Anvil .14, 1S37. DAVID F. WILSON. RILLEDGKYlLLli: JOTIiEl tll.TB BACKS ILL commence on 2d Tuesday in November next.— First Day—Mile heats, for Colts—a fine Silver Pitcher and Cap, worth $150 Second Day—Two mile beats, free for all—Purse 300 Third Day—Three mile heats, “ “ “ G00 Fourth Day—Four mile heats, “ “ “ 800 Fifth Day—One mile heats, best three in five—Purse 350 The money to he hung up each day. To he governed by the rules of" Lafayette Course, Augusta. HENRY F. YOUNG 2c CO., Proprietors. September 5,1837 33 id I have witnessed the performance of Mr. Theouonck L. 8:n"i?b’s new brick machine, just put into operation in this place, an 1 feel no hesitation in pronouncing it a great and useful im provement on anv other method ol brick making I have e\ei Ua. i, >th as to the quality of the brick and expedition in ma rine Bv request, I timed the machine t : - fit of that trial shows that with fourteen hands the mactime will turn out of beautiful and well tempered brick 2-,G3 in one hour, or about 40 to the minute. RUTHERFQRD. 15 tf Macon, .April 1 il Sir: KN KAt’ES ILL commence on the 24th of October, and will conti nue three days. First Day—Colt’s Sweepstakes, for 3 years old—mile heats —Two Hundred Dollars entrance—to which there are five entries, and closed. Second Day—Two mile beats. Third Dan—Three mile heats, and the purses good for the halt’an hour ; the \ up country. J- J- HARRISON, Proprietor. September 5,1837 ! td f AW NOTICE.—The subscriber having located liim- A self in Eatonton, Georgia, will attend to all law business which may be entrusted to him in the Ocmulgc-e Circuit. Aug. 22—31 Gt JUNIUS A. WINGFIELD. CASS3?.—Rev. R. Pierce, Botanic Physician, having l located himself in Milledgeville, respectfully tenders his medical services to those, in town or country, who pre fer the Botanic to the Mineral Practice; especially his servi ces are offered-to all who are affiieted with cronic diseases, j such as AsTintA, Gravel, or Stranguary, Cancer, Numb Palsy, C b Nsu.MPTtoN, Rheumatism, DisrErsi.-v Scrofula, Dropsy, Old Ulcers, of any kind, Fits, Determination of the Mood to the Brain or Lunge, or Bleeding at tlie Lungs, or painful enlargement of the Spleen, or Liver, or old pain in back and loins. Females are inform ed Cancer Tumours of the breast will be scattered, and other complaiatft-peculiar to them, however obstinate, reliev ed, or cured: He is fully aware most of the “ considered incurable, but experience has tau are but few of them beyond the successful Medicine. For reasons not necessary to state in this place, lie cannot j send medicine, but will attend all who come to him. Tli Ye came like a spirit of light, To reflect on my soul a ray, Of beauty surpassingly bright; And then—ye vanished away,— Like the fire of the sunbeam that kisses the wave. Ere it dips 'neath the blue sea to its wat'ry grave. Like Poesy when first his art, Awak'd young love to music's strain ; And call’d deep passion from the heart, TMiat no'ar lrlj felt ils thrilling p.lin;— Like him ye came to gild the moments of a day, To enchant, and soar to brighter worlds away. Yc came like the how ol even, B'.ess’d promise of peace from on high, That arches itubeauties in Heav’n, And gorgeously tints the sky ;— But that rainbow shall fade, and its colors depart, Like the hope that thy beauty entwin’d round my hear; Like a fairy of brighter climes, High from the Empire above. Where her star forever shines, Ceaseless in its kingdom of love,— Ye came and ye are gone, totliy fairy-like home. Leaving all thou liad’st gladden’d in sorrow to mourn. ] have seen the watch, Sir: and now, Sir. upon vour i honor, is it not tlie property of a lady ?’’ thundered forth j the stranger. ! “ Certainly," said Snow; “ and if you can tell me where the lady is to he found.” and saying no more, Snow took Patty Larkspur’s watch from bis waistcoat pocket; when the stranger approached him, ai.d bending towards the chronometer, and, after surveying it through an eye glass, ho rose to his lull height, ami thus addressed our h.-ro,—“ Sir, vou ore a villain! ’ “Sir!” exclaimed Snow, and he wanted breath for ano ther syllable. “ My cousin, Sir, my cousin! you are aware, Sir,” anti the stranger twisted his moustache round his forefinger, sarve the model, for there ain’t s: 'll another craft afloat or on shore in all this created airtb. In the r.atra! course of things, j suppose that seeing it is now more than two years since 1 wrote my last letter from France to my old friend Mr. Dwight, thut I ought to tell where I have been, and what I have been about; but this would be a long story—too Ion.- to be good fur nothing, and I have no time now to finish it ii I once begu® it— I’ll leave that till I set through more important matters. I did not intend writing any thing till the ‘ Twu Fullies’ was off. and safe afloat again; hut seeing that *U the j great folks are at work writing private letters fur publi cations, 1 bought it was high time to begin, and in doing ! so, as the Globe says of my chi friend the Gineriti’s let- I ter, “ dash it off' in the broad hold band oi the venerable re of punctuating or correct* “ that some things can only be washed out with blood! j chief, without the sl^itcst care You will not deny sir, that you know a lady named Lark- | ir.g,” &c. When 1 left home the last time on my way to France, to Spill' ; “ I met her, sir, nt” “ Met her!” vociferated ihe a woman is to be robbed of"— " Rubbed, sir!” cried Snow; —this watch, I can prove, was young gentleman; "what “ mind what vou are about • aid in keeping things right there, I sat down at tlie •t*rn o? [ the Two Pollies, and kept my eye on my native hill# toil the j top of the highest one was lost in n fog cloud that hung ' over if. 1 then began to feel considerable wamble*:rop’d, and could not help thinking of the time w hen I • boy. “ I spoke not of the watch, sir, hut of my cousin's heart, i and when the great platter of Ingin dumplins stood um- oor clear girl! hilt chance has discovered to me her he- j king on the table, and the family taking chairs mil wound it; and jest then my good old another calling out, “ \ ou, Poor travel—she, patient saint, would have died with the secret ; —as she tcill die, but not, I thank I leaven!”—and he flung i tip his right arm—“ but not alone!” “ Is Miss Larkspur ill ?” asked Snow, not knowing what , to say. The stranger smiled bitteily upon Snow, and, almost j bursting mid u»w, =LcM.i- ms lieact, “That ! you could see the ruin you have made! But von shall Jonr.y, rny son, them p'egy cattle are in the corn-field again,—run, my boy, and turn ’em out,”—ar.d »way I’d scud, and whilst running I would keep thinking of them dumplins, what changes might take place among ’em afore I i.trio, nrd, in fact, whether there would be anv le-ft at all by the time I got back. And jest so it was with : me this time; there were* my native Li;Is, all smoking in thoc can consult him by letter, post paid, and lie will give his opi- j bacnelor, PATTY LARKSPUR’S WATCH. LY DOUGLAS JF.RROLD. £ Concluded. ] At half past five in the morning Snow was up and nr rav ed for his journey. The conch drove to the door, Snow mounted the steps, and took his seat. “ All right?" said the coachman. “Ludv to come,” said the porter, and to the horror of Snow, the brown pointer came gambolling along the pas sage of the hotel, followed by its ever smiling mistress, Fat ty Larkspur. “Mr. Stenmore sent at eleven last night to sav we might let his place if we could, as lie didn’t want to go before to-morrow,” said the porter. “ All right!” repeated the coachman, to the agony of our Lll’AIETTIi MALL. mini undersigned respectfully informs liis friends and the 1 public ve-ier.illv, that be has taken Lafayette Hall, in Milledgeville, formerly kept by Gen. D. B. Mitchell. This house is as well calculated to render comfort as auv olhm es- tahlisUmant in the city; and every exertion on mv part will oe made to accommodate those who may favor me vy it:i a call. The subscriber wall give his personal attention to Ins pa- tra-iv and will have the entire management of the house. WILLIAM ROGERS. NT The Stage Office of the People’s Line is kept at this hnuv> the stages daily leaving for Montgomery and Augusta. Milledgeville, Ga., August 1, 1337 28 12ts -j= The Columbus Enquirer and Herald, the Macon Mes- p iter, the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, and Athens Whig, are requested to publish the above six times. iXon-Spccie Paying Bank Bills, O N all the Banks in 6 par, by Mav 23, 1837 motion tlieir statement of their own case. His residence, is on j Jefferson street, second house in rear of LaFayetle Hall. N. B. His charges will be conformed to the general rules | of practice in tills Stale. i July 11.1837 ~ 5 T4t ! 31. & saOTIVKI.I,, DRUGGISTS., MACON, GEORGIA. T HE subscribers (former partners of Ellis, Shot well, & cn.) ; have resumed tlieir busines under the above firm, at tlieir ! | old stand opposite the Brick Tavern, and will keep a general j ! assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Surgical and Medical Iristro- I meats, Paints and'Oils of all kinds, Window Glass, assorted I : sizes, Glass-Ware fen shop furniture. Perfumery, Fancy Arti- i cles, Brushes of every description, Botanic and. Patent Modi- j ! cities, Carpenter’s preparations, also liis Essays on Materia j i Medica, Dye woods and Dye stuffs, and a great variety of ! Miscellaneous Articles, which they have received a large sup- j ! 1% of. and intend keeping tlieir stock constantly replenished Georgia, v.-ill be taken for Goons, at soag to he able at all times"to supply Dealers, Physicians, Plan BURTON i\. HAN SELL. ; t e rs and others, who may favor them with their custom. ^ ' T,,i l.rtT,,,dii/TQ mT 1 in flue linci'.ipci ft 1C Yv. R. UOMiV LOST! /TVs flic 14th of May last, a letter addressed to the unc.er- H / signed at ThoiAosville, Thomas county, Ga. was mail- 1 at the Post Office iu Milledgeville, enclosing $ 23C, which ! :ttcr lias not been received by me. The following is a description of the bills cncmsed in said 100"dollar bill, Central Bank of Georgia, letter A, No. G9G, dutel June 1, 1829. 59 dollar bill. Central Bauk of Georgia, letter A, No. lie-, dated June 3, 1829. 109 dollar bill, Bank of Milledgeville, letter A, No. .or, dated January 3, 1837. ! All parsons are fovwarued from receiving either ol the above bills, and all the Banks of this State and persons to ; whom they uiav be offered, are requested to give iuforma- ! tiou of the fact, and by stopping them will receive a liberal ! compensation lor their trouble. August 22 31—13t JOHN B. F. DIXON. Thomasvili.e, August 7, 1837. AILED, at Thomasville, on the 27th March, 1837, a let- I .Yl u .f directed to “ Freoericx \V. Cook. Lexington, Ojlr.thnr.1- ca nty," enclosing the following B ulk Bills, which have not been heard from since, to win One hill of the deno mination of One Hundred Dollars on tile Bank of Milledge- X iSANSY Sa VANIA CN 8VK BSIT1. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. T HE Trustees having re organised this Department of the Institution, by tlie re appointment of three members of the former Faculty; the election of Drs. Eeeri.e. Mitch ell. and Cross, late Professors in the Medical College ol Ohio; and the creation of an Adjunct Professorship of Ana tomy and Surgery, the Lectures will commence, as usual, on the first Monday "of November, with the following faculty: Anatomy and. Surgery, by B. W. DUDLEY , M. D., Prolessor, and JAMES M. BUSH, M. D. Adjunct Professor. Institutes of Medicine and hlcdice.I Jurisprudence, by JANIES C. CROSS, M. D. Theory and Practice, by JOHN EBERLE, M. D. Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children, by Win. H. RICHARDSON, M. D. Materia Medico and Medical Botany, by CHARLES \Y . SHORT, M. D. Chemistry and Pharmacy, by THOMAS D. MITCHiaLL, M. D. Each of the teachers will lecture daily—Sabbaths except- e 1. The fees of the entire course, including Matriculation and tile use of the Library, will be SllO. The Graduation fee, 820. " . , . The notes of all solvent State Banks will be received in uayment of these fees, from students coming from the States in which the Banks are Heated. Bv order of the Faculty. JAMES C. CROSS, Dean. Lexington, July 10, 1837 32 4t ' Valuable i*Iaatatioa. Moot** nail !i#t for Sale. r g 1H E subscriber,<1e?iroas to move to his lands in Alabama, | offers for sale n fine i’LA NT ATION’ in Upson county, five miles west of Cullodeus. It contains 075 acres at good ] oak and ilickorv lands, with upwards oi 200 cleared, and in a j .rood state for cultivation. About one half pi the tract is first | rate upland • the other a bcautiful grey soil cotton land, and so . Intending lo be permanently engaged in this business, the j subscribers, from their long experience, hope to render it wor- ■: thv the patronage of old and new customers. Orders by letter ■ will meet the same attention as if made in person. HARVEY SHOTYVELL, JACOB SHOTWELL. Macon, Feb. 27,183G 7 eowtf N. B. Garden Seeds, assorted, warranted fresh. A liberal discount made Jo-country dealers. H. & J. S. [rj= The-ofluer papers of Milledgeville will publish the a- bove every other week till forbid. H. &. J. 8. VfAKEUOUSE anil COMMISSION BUSINESS. •1TH E undersigned would- respectfully announce to their A friends, aud'to the public generally, that they have form ed a copartnership lbr the purpose of transacting the general Warehouse and Commission Business, in the city ot Mnocn, under the name and style ot HARDEMAN, JONES & CO.. ! Tiiev have purchased tlie Warehouse lately occupied by j Messrs. Hamilton, Hayes & Co., the well known situation of j which, both as regards safety againstfire and the convenience j of its close stores, needs no recommendation. They are now ; ready for the reception of cotton, and for tlie receiving and : forwarding the goods of their country friends, that may be | shipped to tlieir care. They will be prepared to extend tlie j usual advances on cotton stored with or shipped by them. And j from the fact that they are pledged, not toucal iu cetmii i-uy heir j own account, they hope to receive a liberal share of public pa tronage The business connected with their establishment will j have the exclusive attention of Thomas Hardeman and John i Jon.-s, who will spare no pains to-serve and please its patrons. THO. HARDEMAN, JOHN JONES, J. GODDARD. ■ Your . . amc instant, the “ armect iiecis ' ot- I'uttv’s cousin, were never went so well: but then, and/oh! the j hp;lr .j Uy Snmv npon L v ie stairs, and ia another instant hi | terrible voice sounded in the apartment. ! “ William,” said Miss Larkspur, weakly; she Lad a ; but then, it was never in Ma’am ?” asked Snow 8 1 had thought to be a letter followed nte Bless me!” said Miss Larkspur, smiling very energeti cally through her surprise as she stared ut Jienry Snow. “What! and are you returning to London? How very singular! Fray, sir, hv your watch,—your excellent watch, —what is the prerise hour ?” “ Seven minutes past six,” replied Snow, who, could he have quitted the coach unseen by his pcrsecutress, would have gladly forfeited his luggage. •• How very singular,” exclaimed Miss Larkspur, look ing nod smiling ai her watch, “ my lima to a second.” Now we must inform the render that such unanimity be tween the watches was the more astonishing from an event of the past night; our bachelor having, doubtless with the best intentions, put Ratty Laikspur’s watch aL least fifty minutes behind his own. “ Wei!, it is strange,” repeated Patty Larkspur. “ I al ways thought mv watch was an excellent one, if properly regulated smile discharged a* our such punctual company! ’ Wpartuiv is somewhat sudd after ha!f-an-hou>-*s pause. | “ Very,| r replied Patty Larkspur; ‘ | happv at Hastings for a mortlir. but I here,and a family a flair-of some delicacy has imperatively | called meto London.” “ Do you stay long in town, Ma’am ?” asked 1 cur bache- : lor. “ Very uncertain,” answered otir spinster; and the an- i swer destroyed the hopes of Snow, who had secretly d -ter- j mined on returning to Hastings m a couple ot dtivs. if as- i sored of Miss Larkspur’s detention in tlie metropolis.— The time passed, and at the appointed hour, the coach ar rived iu London. “ What’s o’clock, sir?”' asked Potty 'Larkspur, with an ill-suppressed sigh. “ Permit me, Madam;” and Show, re mb her to he polite for the last time, corC.-cted Miss Lar.-.vpn,-s watch by his own, and returning k to her, vanished like a flash ot light. “ Thank von, sir,” said Miss Lar' spur: hut there was not one receive her gr-.it itn.de; our bnube.-or ru uiiugat tne time towards lus lodgings, to which lu* nur .-*-.■■*!y arrived t;t. through many winding passages, desired tne guard to-keep Ids luggage for. i Henry Snow had hern i work !•■ i ono morning at his breakfast; hi 4 : Patty Larkspur. “ Whit a wo n n j ed: “well, thank my stars! it w n I am at last well rid of her.” discover f ir him the abode of the lady, which intelligence j the man was enabled soon after to communicate, having : been informed of it, though with strict injunctions lo he | secret, by the cousin himself. At nine o’clock the next morning, Henry Snow stood at ; the door of Miss Larkspur. “Could he see her?” for bo' was resolved to return the watch into her own Lands.— ; “ Could be sec Miss Larkt pur?” The servant shook her head, ar.d laconically replied, j “ Sir, she’s dying!” Snow started, when the servant con- j siderately added, “ hut if you’ll give vour name”—. Snow : complied with the suggestion, and having waited some j minutes, was requested to walk “ verv softly” up-stairs, i He entered the room, anil saw Miss Larkspur very pale j indeed, seated ia an easy chair. I don t went fa miacrrat6 dumplins, for I lived cn Vm r ;gn ha.f my life," hut I must say, it any man wants to know flow much dearer to him is Ins native hills than any thing ebe in all creation, let him stand cn the starn of a vessel going away from ’em nt the rate ot' ten miles an Lour, and see era go clown out oi sight in a fog-lank,and if he don’t lueii fee!.considerable strpakrd, depend on’t he Lain’t got a country worth returning to. In such a time a roan knows how to feel for his country—liis Lull country, and nothing but Ins country. Talk to Lim then about party politicks, and see how small, and mean, and contemptible a.l the tittle nasty dirty difl’erenccs of party squabbles ap pear. Whig, Tory, Bank, Anti-Bank, Hard Currency,. Taper Cuircncy, Loco Toco, Aristocracy, Democracy, Jackson, Benton, Van Buren, Kindle, Nigger, Anti-Nig- “ I am sorry, madam,” said Henry Snow, and lie was j gcr, .Monopoly, Anti-Monopoly, Tammany and Anti-Taro roceoding into his grief, when he was interrupted by “a ...... short, shrill shriek” from the lady, and a shower of tears, i “ 1 am afraid, sir, I have been very troublesome to vou,” i said Patty Larkspur. many, and Unc.le Joshua—ail becomes mix» dup like shall ol ravhns of old stockings, and ain’t worth no more, and this? e oniy pint worth thinking about; and {as o dress up a long story, I appi al to eva- risgs us all to tilt I have i.ot time to pp» at TO £VA- AT1TE-BOHS American c'tizfk (the only class I cure ! to talk to jest now) to think with me, and if I am cot rigfct„ j let them tell rne where and how I am wrong. I have now Not at all, Tiia’am,” replied Snow, softened by the op- j y pearance of tlie spinster into a benevolent falsehood; “not ' at all ; my purpose in calling upon you is to” “ Your cousin, ma’am,” proclaimed the servant, with a j seen a!! countries except China ai d the Sendv ich Islands look of horror. j and a small “ That rash boy! If lie sees you here, Mr. Snow—for j no country a the sake of your precious life hide! hide ” “ Hide, ma’am,” exclaimed our old bachelor, quite Le- i g,.-t the rale cri, wildered at the proposal. “ If not,” said Miss Larkspur, and she spoke with n deep, solemn voice: “if not—i know bis temper—thero’il !.e murder.” “ lie’s coming op-stairs, ma’am,” cried the girl. “ Hide ! hide for the love of mercy—to save blood— hide! hide!” And Ratty Larkspur—what cannot woman do for him she loves?—moved ny her fears for the life of Snow, rose above sic!.ness, and vigorously seconded by her maul, almost ere our bachelor was aware of ir, twirled him into an empty closet, and baitoued the dour ; at tiie heels” of Patty" rt of Russia—and I can say that I have seen t _ no people that ran hold a candle to us—and: I care not for myself—hut j a!! that is wanting on our part is to feel and to act as we | ought to fee; and to act—and float is for every man w ho Las him to onsuackie himself from ail nas ty party prejudices—end look to the good of his country as lie would to his own g od and that of his family uud- children. In some countries where I Lave Leer, the will or wish of one man is the law of the land—whrn he whistles he mvs, let no dog hark. Is :t to he i i with us ? Arc we an inde pendent and free people, and yet to he whistled into the tra ces ar.d fancies of any man or set of men ? I, for one, won't—[Ti see any man or set of men, or any other man ——;:i Kamscutka first. V ell, what is the puzzle novr Lc-fore us? We are all at odds and ends. Party—that selli.- ceitful monster, has been a: work and twisted us a snart, and it is our business to untwist it—wind off 5eat part for. cur own use. and throw the rest to the de- ivlierc it came from—along with those who wicked- ! gain fallen into the chair, quite exhuused by her late exer- i !y strive to draw lines between the people, and set one i i Lion. “ Gracious powers.’ Patty, you are worse; yes, it is in ! vain to cheat you with hope, poor blighted flower, you arc another, jest to serve their own party put> | posts.. .. j,_, „ • 11 would La a useless task for me-to attempt to go into i all the cause?, why and wherefore, to show hew w e get into I know it,” said Putty Larkspur, “ and am content to ; the scrape we arc now in—ii is t nuff to know we are in d | scrape, 1 don’t know a shorter way to explain it than to n V, ilham, and Le j say. that if a farmer wants to see Lis farm well tilled, i.e this nine he has my I won’t take a watchmaker to tiil it—if a bat-traker, ora •son, or to assist die.” Oh, villain! villain 1" cried cons strode up and down flic room ; “hut b message, arid in.an hour hence” lb 1 irion the road office until sent n Har ■*, and sitting rising..ts wandered to ” ho mentally exclaint- :i narrow escape; hut “ I he? your pardon, sir,” said our bachelor s landlady, . i,p, ; “hut I forgot to give you this little parcel; it came after-f- « j The undersigned have sold tlieir YV arehouss property to . Messrs. Tiiomis Hardeman, John J ones and Jame3 Goddard. | The Warehouse and Commission Business will he conducted j j by Messrs. Hardeman an 1 Jones, under the name and style j ’ ned, in retiring from , . — asure in recommend- | ment.' S.-iow paused ore he broke the seal; it was black : j No, Sir, he “ What mean you, William ?’’ said Patty ; “ why do you ! frown so—why roll your eyes—what horrible thoughts j possess you?” ; “I have found him,!’ cried YYi’.kam, in a sepulchral ! j “Him! said Patty Larkspur. “ Snow!” and Wiiiiam roared out tlie name, to the tciv i ror of its owner in the closet, j “Well?:” cried Patty, trembling at the word. ! “He die-,” said William, in thorough bass. _ “ No, no, no, William! if it he my last effort—upon my knees I ask it—he is innocent—’tis I who ’ “ Innocent! What, have I not seen you waste, day by j day, since that accursed day you went to Hastings'? do 1 I not know that—(there is none hut Su-an here, arid she is i faithful) that he took two places hack to London—that ! that vou are no longer the smi • _ blithe, happy being that” ’ —and here cousin William Became very impressive,— ; -‘ and will not the ancestors of .mr house pursue me if I ; suffer what is th.tr7 ’ And cousin William' glar ed at Patty Larkspur’s watch, laid by ifeuw upon spur he w?tcli, S'r, the watch!” said Su: vou were in bed last night.” Saying which, she place! it J *: i );is i, r the meanness—has he father instated small packet in the hand ot Snow, ntnt quitted toe apart- V r.ii liv sehdirg. did lit sen;- it. j sline-maker, or a rail-ir.nkcr, or a carpenter, fa- n r, : any krrrd of manufacturer, wants good workmen t ! him, he won t employ persons wao don’t kcov. ar.y thing i about the trade. A ship builder won t employ a hatter or , mason to aid him in building a ship, and wisy-werso.— j Some folks ecu kill logins and some can manage finances— j every tuan to Lis trade : th- re is a trade and calling for i every mar.—but if in the rourte of pci tv manftgf n.r: t a titi- ker -ays he can cut a cent better than a tailor, it wcu!d rot. | be strange if some of -us should have tin kettles tied" to the tails of ourc -nt flap -—vud «n it i J in matters »•{ more im- j portar.ee. Put what grits agin the grain with roe, is to see some folks who have hi i :i put into high offices bv us j “ the people’—a d paid h- vs out rtf cur earrings twenty- five thousand dollar.- a year—or about n'M-fy d-cdlais s. i day, besides house rent art! other e:h plugs—turn round ; and toll us—tlieir masters—what they wpntdone and whet . r.-c mvsi do, became they say so. . i Has it come to this then, i.i this country rf latex made i by the people f'-r their r.wn good, ti nt any ntun in office, : and well p fld bytts Sir his'sen ice--, shall dare to dictate to | us our (buy. when his duty is simply * > follow the laws *re j cause to uiako through cur reprrse: ; i : i v es for lis end our | guidance ? Shall it be also that in. men who has been in i ofli ut a.ud paid for his -services. J r r in presume upon j hi# former popularity to dictate to us ! v 1 is e.piuiuns atM lotions \vh>U we should do, when it m , 1 r .-run without '-tends and patrons, ns ; l, e expected two or three legacies, and was, therefore, ' ». Not send! Why, then—hu—ha—1—that closet <Laor j spectacles he has made a gross mistake, and like the- fox ral Banks of tau State, to be careful in the examination ol bills of the above denomination, if they should be presented, as there is doubtless au error somewhere, and that the money lias been purloined from same of the past offices between T’aoaiasvllle and Lexington. ]f any person should meet with hills of tlie above description, they will confer a favor by gi ving me information at Thomasville. August-22—31 tf JAS. A. NEWMAN, and piazza, immediately on the Forsyth road, and adjoimn Thomas ffit infiord, tnd convenient to the Church and Mole Aca demy, with outbuildings, including three acres, together with fifty acres ol good oak and hickory woodland, and tine tor'fuel and cultivation, one half mile out on the Callioun Ferry road Macon, July 1S. i t they would respectful- patronage so liberally and for which they jratitude. HAMILTON, HAYES & CO. 34 lets greatlv shocked 1 nt the funeral colour of the wax. As lit: sat, holding the unopened packet, the fi iends whom be had what proves it 7” T;»J closet was before him. mall, and the door shutting close upon : vith the threats of cousin YYiijiam, be- ; Was it bis dear aunt Bridget, or the best \ ginning to tremble, proclaimed the culprit in his hidin for the last five years expected to (lie, passed one by one j gpow, and Sro of uncles Jerenimb ? Having nerved himself for the ; L| acf> . . 1 ’ . . 1. _ .1. 1 .. J I 1 ..... MAVKHOX El ALflr. Upon this tract there is a beautiful high place to build near the | qrq jjr subscriber tenders liis thanks to his friendk and the STOUA«H AND COMMISSION. T HOMAS DAWSON has taken fora, term of years, that extensive Brick Fire Proof Ware-House, and Close Stores, in the City of Augusta, formerly occupied by Messrs. Musgrove & Bustin,. and recently by E. Bustin, Esq. He will attend to any orders in his line, and those who confide to him their business, may rely with confidence on his best ex ertion for their interest. Augusta. August 15th, 1837. Tne undersigned having leased the YVare-House, at present occupied by him, to Gen. Thomas Dawson, will retire from we business after the first of September next. He solicits eving that all business confided to liis charge, will be Vromptly attended to. EDWARD BUSTIN. Augusta, Aug. 15,1837 32 6t road, and lots are laid off and residences are rearing, out on public generally, for tlieir liberal patronage, and hopes by each side of the road nearly adjoining. Il is hi sight of the iff s aui liis family's strict attention, to merit a continuance. He Female Academy, and lias the best brick yard near the village; i las doubled his Dining Room, all of which property is valuable, possessing advantages of near as many more to the first so as to be able to accommodate table as he did last session, and society and. schools, if rarely equalled, not surpassed by any in a dd, d three “more rooms to liis establishment, which will ena- uie State, raid will positively be sold on good terms in the ble him to supply large rooms for large counties. He has also course of the vear, and possession of. tlie town property could j a dd c d largely to his STABLES, which will be strictly attend ed to His FARE shall be of the best the country affords, and as usual moderate terms. Try « Uncle Sam” again, at the be given any tune. March 14,1837 B. SANDERS. 8 mtf GEORGIA, I. an reus county. C OURT OF ORDINARY, March On the application of Jethro Wea- rch the fitli, L837.— aver and Green Hill, the administrators of Daniel Hill, late of said county, de ceased, for letters of dismission Irom said administration— It is therefore otdered, that after six months’ publication of for Gen. iTfiae'^tronige offfis formerTustomers aid friends, this rule in the Southern Recorder, that they he discharged CllCVinff that all Knctn»a« fn Iiii will hfi ^ /rOItl flfild fi from said administration, unless sufficient cause be shown to the contrary. FRAIiCIS THOMAfec. c. o. March 21,18S7 ‘ if mfim He will also take a few monthly or yearly Boarders and Families, during the summer. jj e jj s3 tenders himself to the Legislature as a Candi date for Comptroller General. g B xj FFI NGTON. Milledgeville, August 25. 1835 31 lltg P OI . Stable, OR SALE.—An excellent Newark made carriage, but It may be seen at Mr. Mott • Livery lightly ApilU—lS tf wor-t, Snow, with reverent fingers, broke the seal, a casting away three or four envelopes, drew IoilL a ,ptu.i; something still remained: lie pursued liis task, nod who shall tell his feelings, who shall paint his face, when Hen ry Snow laid his thumb and finger upon Patty Larkspur’s watch! Had the. woman given it to hint? Was she a witch, and bad she by her ‘ so potent art,” shut up some devil in the works to ivony and destroy him ? But there was a lettei! With desperate hand he broke the seal, and, as if staling at a sheeted ghost, he looked at the contents ; they were as follows— “Mr dear Sir,—I know yon-will, pardon tlie step I have taken. Yes. that considerate delicacy you possess for the wants and wishes of yonr fellow-creatures will,-1 am sure, forgive this seeming liberty. I can never forget, I can never repav, vour kind attentions. Deprived of .the benefit of communion with yon, my watch has been three times down. I cannot tell the hour; I wake and think it nnfst be broad daylight, and I hear the watchman cry * past two.’ I have been told—a thousand times been told —that the watch was an excellent watch. In the yanity William!” shrieked Patty Larkspur, nnri fell upon her knees, when the closet-button being turned by the indignant thumb, and finger of the young gentleman, Hcury Snow- stood in all-his dark iniquity revealed. Cousin William, after a great effort, said, with apparent composure,. “ Very well; Sir, follow- me,” and quilted tlie house, Pally Larkspur, however, preventing Snow from obeying the orders of her murderous cousin. Snow was much affected by the devotion shown to him bv Patty Larkspur; like Benedict, ho had “never thought to marry;” but we will not hold the reader by a long narration of the causes which prevailed upon our old bachelor: ere two hours had elasned from the exit b: the fiery William, H'enry Snow had made a formal efier of his hand to Patty Larkspur, who consented to accept it with this condition, if her life were spared. About a twelve month after their marriage—the life of Patty was spared—Mr3. Snow fell into a serious fit of illness. We know little of the domestic felicity of the pair up to that period: we only know that the husband would look at hia wife’s, face, glance at her watch, and saj, with a *qjh ' that lost his tail in the trap, now wonr.- ail cf us tn cm ofF our tails, so as to cover his mistake. If ?urL things are to be, and wc are slaves to fail i: io these notions, then I fi.-r- otie sny, I’ll scrape* ofi the r.nrr.e oi the “ Two Pollies of Downi..grille,” and paint ou Lot starn “ Ihc Nigger of Arabv,”—and any man who wx rrs n collar rosy command her. Feil@w-Citze.us: I aintin the humor jest r.ow to tell vote the fatal error yon are laboring tinder. I am tine of yotrr-- selves, beaten down, shipwrecked, ar.d humbugged—al most ashamed to sav hew it has crane about as it has—be cause in telling you the story, I tell it to all creation, and* that is what 1 dont like, l"would rather keep cur family quarrels within the walls of the old homestead : and that ia the reason, when I wn# abroad and among foreigners, I heard them talking about and reading aloud the dole and Other official papers containing matters I was ashamed ofy • I would say that Globe was published away down in South America, and that the folks tlie re were all kouuterfeit Americans—they had papers and editors ai.d town*, all called after oir, own, and there warn’t no dependence to Bte put in 'em. But as I said jest now, we are in a scrape, and I mean to try—as a good citizen, loving any country and every. useful claps-of citizens in it, ea a rim should—to get. a%.- ♦utofitt WVnre allWvhsvn. ->*t as tha Two Tobies »*

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Southern recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1820-1872, September 19, 1837, Image 1